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banner. The premier breeder
award went to the Ernest Oakes
family, owner of Vel-Rus Farm,
Cochranton.
In addition to these awards,
special presentations were made
during the highly competitive
show. The Wesley Baxter Rotating
Memorial Trophy for Best Udder
was presented to Bob Freyermuth,
Meadville.
Also, the Ed Karpa Memorial
Rotating Trophy for First Place
Junior Calf presented by by Kirk
Hillegass, went to Leroy Plance,
Wellsboro. Ray Anthony was the
recipient of the Ronald Mitcheltree
Memorial Rotating Trophy for
Aged Cow. Shirley Mitcheltree
made the presentation.
This year’s show got underway
Thursday night with a buffet for
the local breeders and show
exhibitors. Approximately 175
attended the dinner catered by the
Springhouse, owned by Pa.
Holstein Association president
Sam Minor and his wife, Bev.
Chairing this year’s show
committee was Lee Hamilton. Also
coordinating show efforts were
Jim McMurray, Washington
County Holstein Club president;
Doug Hershey, Pa. Holstein
Association; and local club
members who donated time,
money and trophies to the show.
Following is the top three
placings in each class;
Queens-Manor Farm, represented by, from left, Kris
Doeberiener, Justin Doeberiener, grandson Michael Miller
and Ed Doeberiener, is winner of the Western Pa. Cham
pionship Show premier exhibitor award.
Washington-Greene County Dairy Princess Amy Lindley,
left, and Pa. Dairy Princess Tammy Cree, right, congratulate
bull class winners Justin Doeberiener, reserve champion bull,
■and Ed Doeberiener, champion bull.
WESTERN PA SHOW
Show Results
Junior Bull Calf
1 Queens Manor Leadfield 2 Ralph Moore 3
Dean & Melinda Johnson
Senior Bull Calf
1 Shawn Georgetti 2 Paul Brownlee 3 Andrea
Bednarski
Junior Yearling Bull
1 E Richard Bednarski
Senior Yearling
1 Queens Manor Leadfield 2 Robert DePetro
Jr 3 David Leslie
Grand Champion Bull
Queens Manor Leadfield
Reserve Grand Champion Bull
Queens Manor Leadfield
Junior Heifer Calf
1 Ida Jane 4 L Leroy Plance Jr 2 Michele
Freyermuth 3 Michelle Doebenener
Intermediate Heifer Calf
I Queens Manor Grac Glen, 2 Paula Rynd
Senior Heifer Calf
1 Robert 4 Candace Morrell 4 Michael Loweith
2 Queens Manor Grac Glen 3 Morrell Farm
Junior Yearling Heifer
1 Justin Doebenener 2 Ernest R Oakes II 3
Alisa Fava and Andrea Bednarski
Intermediate Yearling
1 Robert 4 Candace Morrell 4 Dallas Rynd 2
Paul 4 Sharon Fox 3 Racquella Fava
Senior Yearling Heifer
1 Queens Manor Allstar Houde 2 William
Paxton 3 Ernest R Oakes H
Junior Champion Female
Justin Doebenener
Reserve Jr Champion Female
Robert 4 Candace Morrell 4 Dallas Rynd
Jr 2-Year Old
1 Robert Freyermuth 2 Lisa Cooper 3 Annie
Rynd
Sr 2-Year Old
1 Justin Doebenener 2 Ida Jane 4 L Leroy
Plance 3 Eleanor Stokes Karpa
3 Year-Old Cow
1 Samuel Miller & William Paxton 2 Ida Jane
and L Leroy Plance 3 Justin Doebenener
4-Year-Old Cow
I Queens Manor Holstems 2 Marshall Bros
Inc 4 Stephen C Marshall 3 Morrell Farms
4-Year-OM and Undar Dry Cow
1 Gary Hogg 2 William Paxton 3 Wade &
Bradley Cooper
5-Year-Old Cow
1 Morrell Farms 2 Ernest R Oakes II 3
Robert Freyermuth
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5-Year-OW and Over Dry Cow
1 Queans Manor I Tom Lyon 2 Toll Gate Farm
3 Chris Hamilton
Aged Cow
1 Queens Manor Holstems 2 Art Baxter 3
Queens Manor A John Parks
Senior Champion Female
Justm Doebenener
Reserve Sr Champion Female
Queens Manor Holstems
With the champions of the Western Pa. Show are, from left, Beaver-Lawrence County
Dairy Princess Jill Snyder, Fayette County Dairy Princess Dianne Steve, Pa. Dairy
Princess Tammy Cree, grand champion winner Justin Doeberiener, reserve champion
winner Ed Doeberiener, Washington-Greene County Dairy Princess Amy Lindley and
show judge Bert Stewart.
Displaying their Western Pa. Championship Show premier breeder award are, from
left, Bill Bernarding, Beth Oakes Bernarding holding daughter Heidi, Ernest Oakes,
Janet Oakes, Cinda Oakes and Ernest Oakes 11.
Uatrv II set for Sept. Ifv in Scranton
HARRISBURG Runners from
throughout the Commonwealth
and the Mid-Atlantic region will
vie for top honors and the op
portunity to win a weekend trip to
New York City in the Dairy Dash
11, to be held Sunday, Sept. 16 in
Scranton, according to state
Agriculture Secretary Penrose
Hallowell.
Sponsored by the Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture and the
American Dairy Association, the
10 kilometer highly competitive
race gets underway at 11 a.m. and
winds its way through the streets
of Scranton and the hilly coun
tryside of picturesque
Lackawanna County.
The race starts and finishes at
Courthouse Square in Scranton. It
offers contestants 12 tropies, 24
ribbons and 36 baskets of dairy
products to top finishers in five
male and female categories.
Trophies are awarded to all first
place winners, male and female in.
each age division. Second and third
place finishers will receive rib
bons. The top three finishers in
each division will also receive a
Grand Champion Famaia
Justin Ooabarianar
Rasarva Grand Champion Famaia
Queans Manor Holstems
100.000 Lb Production Class
1 Queans Manor and John Parks 2 Ernest &
JaneOakas 3 Robert Freyermuth
Udder Class
1 Robert Freyermuth
Produce ot Dam
1 Art Baxter 2 Queens Manor 3 Robert
basket of dairy products. Age
categories include: 18 and under;
ages 19-30; ages 31-40; ages 41-49;
and age 50 and over.
In addition, all participating
runners are eligible to win a
weekend excursion to New York
City, including two nights’ lodging,
two tickets to a Broadway show
plus, $lOO spending money. The
drawing will be held during the
award festivities in Courthouse
Square following the Dairy Dash
and a two-mile fun run. Awards
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Freyarmuth
Dam and Daughter
1 Queens Manor. 2 Karpa Farm 3 Ed
Doebenener
Best Three Females
1 Vel-Rus Farms 2 Garden Acres 3 Rynd
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Queens Manor
will be presented to the top three
finishers in the fun run open
division competition.
The pre-registration deadline for
both races is Sept. 7. The pre
registration fee for runners
desiring a specially designed t
shirt is $5 and |3 for other entrants.
Registration fee on race day is |4.
Applications can be obtained at the
Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture’s Regional Office in
Tunkhannock, or by calling
Russell Gunton at 717-836-2181.
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